2011 – 2012

February 3 - 5 at 7 pm

Hattie Mae Williams and The Tattooed Ballerinas present

Still Movement
A performanceaart work

Filmography: Christian Salazar
Photographs and paintings: A. Bustamante
Dancers: Aaron Haskell, Shomeiko Ingham, Keisa Parrish, Korey Phillips, Carissa Rysanek, Cara Surico, Hattie Mae Williams 


March 25 – April 22, 2012

In no strange land
Edouard Steinhauer

A multimedia installation the exhibition pays homage to the late James Hampton  "The Throne of the Third Heaven of the Nations' Millennium General Assembly".  The artist will exhibit a small replica of the shrine using materials and objects that reflect more on the materialism of our time than on the bible and revelations. The image of the model will be photographed with a large format camera and enlarged to life size. Kinetik sculptures with projected sound are part of the installation.

May 5 – June 6, 2012

Chin Chih Yang
Commissioned Installation

This project will be primarily made of cans and other recyclable materials (Industrial cables, plastic and hospital use oxygen tube and more).  The artist looks for  a conservational aesthetic in a society for the most part dedicated to waste. Not only do the cans have aesthetic features themselves such as shape, color, texture, and a certain relationship to light, the sheer multitude of cans used in the installation shows how much more waste would have gone into the landscape had it not been for the Chin Chieh Yang’s creative endeavor with this project.

These events are part of the FiveMyles Fall/Winter 2011/12 SpaceProgram. This program is made possible with grants from Public Funds from the New York City Dept. of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council, the Brooklyn Community Foundation and with donations from FiveMyles patrons through Kickstarter.